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   Newsletter Archive: 2005
Understanding SQL Web Hosting
Before understanding the concept of SQL web hosting, it's necessary to have a basic grasp on what SQL is, and also how web hosting works. SQL is the acronym for Structured Query Language, which is a computer language that is used to manipulate data...

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/1206.html
12.06.05
Programmer Overkill (MySQL)
I have a peeve about MySQL. Oh, not about MySQL directly: it's great. I love it, it's wonderful, no complaints. It's the people who use it when they don't need to that get me shaking my head and talking to myself.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/1115.html
11.15.05
Oracle Picks Up Open Source Company Innobase
Big-time tech company Oracle announced on Friday the acquisition of the Finnish Innobase. The Innobase is an open source software company, known for its product, InnoDB.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/1011.html
10.11.05
Microsoft Showing Off SQL Server 2005 At Gitex
The world's largest software company let the middle-eastern market take a gander at the SQL Server 2005 and their development tool, Visual Studio 2005, at the September edition of the Gitex conference in Dubai, UAE.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0927.html
09.27.05
Think Outside the Data Center. Think SQL Anywhere.
Chances are most of your customers run applications on off-the-shelf hardware, and don't have on-site systems administrator support. But more and more, your applications require enterprise-level data management capabilities.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0922.html
09.22.05
How To Use SQLXML To Retrieve Data From SQL Server Database?
Using SQL Server 2000 and above versions you can retrieve data from SQL Server in XML format directly from the database. Many XML related features were incorporated in the SQL Server database. This enables the development...

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0920.html
09.20.05
Performance Tuning Of A Daffodil DB
This article illustrates the best practices to improve the performance of Daffodil DB / One$DB JDBC Driver. This article focuses on how to improve the performance of a Daffodil DB / One$DB JDBC application using Statement, PreparedStatemnt, CallableStatement and ResultSet interfaces.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0824.html
08.24.05
Training Underway For Microsoft SQL Server 2005
Microsoft SQL Server 2005 is due to be released later this year, and training has already begun for IT professionals in preparation for it.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0817.html
08.17.05
How To Save An Image In A SQL Server Database?
Most web applications have a lot of images used in them. These images are usually stored in a web server folder and they are accessed by giving the relative path to the file with respect to the root folder of the website.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0809.html
08.09.05
Synchronize Multiple MySQL Databases With PHP
This article could be very usefull for the owers of web service businesses. If you are offering e-commerce, hosting, live support or ticketing web based services you have probably met the discussed problem many times in your work.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0729.html
07.27.05
Moving A SQL Server Database
A database move can be done a couple different ways, but when the database is updated frequently and the move needs to be completed with minimal downtime and no data loss, it is best to move it by detaching and then reattaching the database on the new server. The database will be offline during the move but it is better to have it offline than to miss transactions when backing up and then restoring the database on the new server.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0719.html
07.19.05
Think Outside the Data Center. Think SQL Anywhere.
Chances are most of your customers run applications on off-the-shelf hardware, and don't have on-site systems administrator support. But more and more, your applications require enterprise-level data management capabilities.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0622.html
06.22.05
Querying System Tables
You might have come across situations where it was necessary to copy all the details in your database into another. To make the situation more complex, consider it between different servers. Think, think and think very hard. Ultimately you end-up with the solution which is inefficient and time-consuming.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0615.html
06.15.05
Creating Dynamic Website Content With PHP - MySQL

Fresh website content for your visitors can be of real benefit when attempting to generate repeat traffic. Most webmasters, however, just don't have enough spare time to frequently update or rebuild their pages manually.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0614.html

06.14.05
Now is the time to change hosting providers
Imagine a managed hosting provider that's as concerned with your uptime as you are. Rackspace Managed Hosting offers a low-cost, rapidly-deployable, scalable hosting solution... and these people are absolutely crazy about customer service!

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0601.html
06.01.05
Error / Exception Handling in SQL Server

Many programming languages have a fairly consistent behavior when there is a run-time error / exception. Normally execution simply terminates in case of an error / exception, unless you have set up an error / exception handler that takes care of the error / exception

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0524.html

05.24.05
SQL Injections

Since learning how to manipulate a database is usually the first thing programmers learn it makes sense that learning about SQL injections should also be one of the first things they learn. SQL Injections happen when a malicious user extends your SQL query by writing a bit of code into the input box.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0510.html

05.10.05
Executing SQL Server Stored Procedure from Perl

This article illustrates how to setup a development environment using Perl and SQL Server on the following platforms: Microsoft Windows, Red Hat Linux, and Sun Solaris. Step by step, you can learn, and may choose, the best way that fits into your own requirements.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0426.html

04.26.05
Microsoft Great Plains SQL Reporting And Data Fixing

Our and Microsoft Business Solutions' goal here is to educate the database administrator, programmer, and software developer to enable them Microsoft Great Plains support for their companies. In our opinion self support is the goal of Microsoft to facilitate implementation of its products

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0405.html

04.05.05
Report Casts Doubt on SQL Server 2005 Scalability

This major upgrade of Microsoft Corp.'s enterprise relational DBMS is due in the summer. Summer being only a few months away, it's "surprising" that no TPC-C results have yet been published, according to Noel Yuhanna, author of the report, titled "SQL Server 2005 Likely to Fall Short in High-End Performance Delivery."

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0315.html

03.15.05
Developers release apps for MS SQL Server 2005

As Microsoft puts the final touches to its SQL Server 2005 database a handful of third-party developers have announced applications that will run on the product.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0222.html

02.22.05
Improving SQL Performance

How do you know how much hardware is really needed by your applications? And what do you do when your applications are overloading your system? The answer lies with improving your SQL performance. You have to tune your hardware SQL server and monitor performance, all of which will be explained as clearly as possible on this page.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0120.html

01.20.05
Using Profiler To Identify Poorly Performing Queries

Identifying Long Running Queries is First Step. At this step in the SQL Server performance audit, you should have identified all the "easy" performance fixes.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0114.html

01.14.05
SQL Server Application And Transact-SQL Performance

Of all the areas that can negatively affect the performance of SQL Server, the application code used to access SQL Server data, including Transact-SQL code, has the biggest potential of hurting performance. Unfortunately though, this is an area that a lot of DBAs don't directly control. And because of this, this area if often neglected when performance tuning SQL Server-based application.

http://www.sqlpronews.com/2005/0107.html

01.07.05
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